Sentence examples for could be more favourable from inspiring English sources

Similar reasoning is behind the Moody's prediction that 2008 will see the first subordinated sukuk issues out of the Gulf: "Unlike senior debt, subordinated debt could be more favourable to Islamic banks in terms of capital requirements and investors may be attracted by the potentially higher yield of the paper," it says.

The differences could be due to varied micro-site factors, namely micro-climate, soil properties, elevation and nutrients, which could be more favourable for woody species growth in the bushland and woodland land cover types.

Furthermore, the polymerization at ZnS surfaces could be more favourable than in the bulk-water phase (see above).

We hypothesised that PCSNB technique could be more favourable for elderly high-risk patients undergoing hip replacement surgery due to limited sympathectomy.

For cellobiohydrolases that attack the reducing end of the cellulose chain, C4 oxidation combined with generation of normal reducing ends could be more favourable.

25 Acupuncture treatment could be more favourable to a patient than noxious high-intensity stimulation that reduces the overall excitability of motor neurons in spastic patients, 26 especially for the upper extremities.

England's Euro 2016 group could hardly be more favourable, but the toughest test is arguably on Monday.

Stevens also noted conditions would be more favourable if economic growth was stronger.

In two years, the situation should be more favourable for the nationalists.

But Porto or Monaco would be more favourable options.

Consequently, outcomes can be more favourable.